Carey herself seemed to respond with her video for single “Obsessed” in July, in which she dressed up in Eminem-style drag – which Eminem addresses in “The Warning,” but Carey’s camp denies was an impersonation of the rapper – and sang the chorus, “Why you so obsessed with me/lyin’ that you’re sexin’ me.”
From there, Em goes onto graphically describe what he alleges was his one full sexual encounter with Carey, labels her a "liar" and other ugly names, and threatens to reveal personal pictures and phone messages he has of the singer. Eminem then plays bits of what sounds like it could be Carey's voice at the end of song: The unidentified woman refers to herself as "Mary Poppins."
He also threatens to release photos and voice-mail recordings that, apparently, he has been holding onto all this time (obsessed, much?).
Her father is a lawyer in private practice in Vancouver. Her parents operate an adoption agency that specializes in placing foreign orphans (primarily Chinese) with Canadian families. Her older sister Natasha is also a lawyer, and she has a younger sister named Piper. In April 2008 Chalke became a naturalized American citizen.
Well, for one thing, it’s like having a bunch of big brothers on the set [of Heroes]. I am the butt of every joke in that place-I’m constantly being made fun of and having my ego smashed by them! But really it’s just the people that are around me-my family and really close friends. You become very guarded, but it also makes those people close to you so much more valuable.
It was rumored, then under negotiation. Now its definitely happening. When MTV caught up with Cameron Diaz she offered a two word confirmation.
As I suspected Ms. Diaz will serve as a love interest for Seth Rogen’s Green Hornet. It’s an odd combo, but their both goofy, so whatever works. Her character’s name is Lenore “Casey” Case, but unlike her previous incarnations she will not be Britt Reid’s secretary. Instead, she will be “reimagined as a forensics-TV-show loving amateur sleuth who remains in the dark about Green Hornet’s true
Diaz has officially signed on to play Lenore “Casey” Case, historically Britt Reid’s beautiful secretary and one of the few people aware that Reid (who will be played by Seth Rogen) spends his off-hours fighting crime as the Hornet. In the soon-to-shoot film, however, Casey will be re-imagined as a forensics-TV-show loving amateur sleuth who remains in the dark about Green Hornet’s true identity—and is smarting from a recent divorce.
According to her, when she was penning Twilight she had no idea who would star as Edward and Bella and what kind of relationship they would develop:
There are a great many ways to drive traffic to your website. Hundreds; maybe even thousands. One way tends to stand about many others – celebrities. Websites dedicated to the hottest celebrities tend to be some of the most trafficked websites on the internet as a whole. While this isn’t a celebrity website per se, I’m trying an experiment here.
On the same weekend that Jon Hamm delivered a hilarious turn as host of Saturday Night Live, the critically beloved Mad Men wrapped up its phenomenal second season. One of Hamm's memorable SNL skits had him doling out advice on how to pick up women while in character as Don Draper, but on Mad Men, Draper's love for the ladies nearly destroyed his marriage. By the end of Sunday night's finale it appeared that Betty was finally willing to forgive her husband for his indiscretions, but can their marriage survive? We'll have to wait until season 3 to find out.
"Snubbed Out" holds 8 minutes and 52 seconds worth of deleted or alternate scenes from eight different Season 2 episodes. There's not an overwhelming amount of really great or vastly different content among the deletions, but they're naturally worth a look and happily preserve things lost primarily due to unrelenting time constrictions. The material is presented by episode or altogether with title cards and a "Play All" function. While each set of cuts might be better arranged alongside its corresponding episode, bunched together like this, they work fine, especially if you're going through the season set in rapid succession.
One of our favorite TV ladies is pregnant! Sources confirm to E! News that Sarah Chalke is going to have her first baby this winter. The kiddo's father is Chalke's fiancé, Jamie Afifi, an entertainment lawyer.